Baltimore Erupts in Protest Over Trump's Iran Strike, Maryland Lawmakers Slam 'Unconstitutional' Bombings
Protests in Baltimore erupted against President Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear sites, with concerns about escalation and constitutionality raised by local demonstrators and Maryland lawmakers.
Baltimore and D.C. Brace for Intense Heat Wave With Possible Record Temperatures Ahead
Baltimore anticipates extreme heat due to a high-pressure system, with potentially record temperatures and high heat index values raising health concerns, but little chance of cooling storms until the end of the week.
Baltimore's Academic Titans Battle Defense Department: Johns Hopkins and UMD Lead Legal Charge to Save Research Funding
Johns Hopkins University and other institutions are suing the DoD over plans to cap research grant indirect cost rates at 15%, potentially harming their research capabilities and national security.
Howard County and Baltimore Woo International Delegates, Showcase Economic Growth and Infrastructure Advancements
Howard County showcases economic growth to international delegates, emphasizing its strategic location and infrastructure, with significant investments from companies like Under Armor and the expansion of the Port of Baltimore by Tradepoint Atlantic.
Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash on Route 32 in Severn Claims One Life, Injures Easton Woman
A single-vehicle crash in Severn resulted in one fatality and one person injured when their Camaro struck a median and caught fire on Route 32. The driver survived, and the 22-year-old male passenger died. Police are investigating the incident.
Governor Wes Moore Announces $19 Million Energy Bill Relief Fund in Maryland Amid Soaring Costs
Governor Wes Moore has launched a $19 million energy relief fund for Maryland residents, offering one-time grants for energy bills, but concerns remain over the fund's adequacy and utility companies' role in rising costs.












